The introduction of SMART objectives in an educational environment
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It is recommendable to in general establish objectives that follow the so-called SMART methodology, which stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound. Its implementation among the student population can help in the transition from an educational environment to an industrial environment. In addition, this can provide the student with a better understanding of the content and context of a course, a more transparent evaluation process, a better recognition of relevant knowledge acquired in other courses and an improved time management skill. The approach of using SMART objectives can be particularly valuable in the last semester courses of a study that involves the development of a project.
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